Senate passes Protect College Sports Act as playoff expansion considered

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Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Senate passes Protect College Sports Act as playoff expansion considered
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The Protect College Sports Act has passed the Senate and will move to the House for further consideration. Meanwhile, the College Football Playoff committee is discussing a potential 24-team playoff format. Additionally, there are expectations this season for 3 to 4 major coaching buyouts, with speculation around key coaches like Lincoln Riley at USC. The upcoming weekend features a notable quarterback duel between Keelon Russell of Alabama and Kamario Taylor of Mississippi State.

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  • •Protect College Sports Act passed the Senate.
  • •House review of the Act is the next step.
  • •College Football Playoff committee considers a 24-team format.
  • •Expectations for multiple major coaching buyouts this season.
  • •Keelon Russell and Kamario Taylor set for a key QB matchup.
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On this episode of CFE Andy Staples, Steven Godfrey, and Ross Dellenger break down the Protect College Sports Act passing the Senate, the CFP committee exploring a 24-team playoff expansion, and whether 3 to 4 mega coaching buyouts loom in college football. Plus, the guys preview the epic QB showdown between Keelon Russell and Kamario Taylor.

— Yahoo Sportsby Andy Staples,Steven Godfrey,Ross Dellenger
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